Walter says not president for life at FA Malawi:  Won’t score fifth term

Football Association of Malawi (FAM) president Walter Nyamilandu has said he will not stand for a fifth term when his current mandate ends next year.

Nyamilandu: Stressed that he was serving his last term.

The soccer governing body goes to polls next year.

“I shall not be a candidate,” Nyamilandu insisted.

“I will continue to exercise my functions as FAM president until that election,” he said.

Nyamilandu has also said he will not impose his successor or endorse a candidate.

Possible candidates circulating on social media platforms  include first vice-president James Mwenda, executive members Daud Suleman, Daud Ntankhiko and Jabbar Alide.

Nyamilandu said affiliates are better-placed to pick his successor.

 

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7 replies on “Walter says not president for life at FA Malawi:  Won’t score fifth term”

  1. So you have decided not to seek another term after messing up football in Malawi. Go thee well Mr Nyamulandu and l don’t think football lovers will miss you but soccer mad country will be nursing the wounds you have left in football circles.

  2. Walter has FAM as his personnal estate supported by his bought affiliates. Let him stay for life and make sure that the national team is at position 240.

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